John Wickham Legg F.S.A.

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First Name:	John
Middle Initials:	Wickham
Surname:	Legg
Post Nominals:	F.S.A.
Wikidata Identifier:	http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q15499926
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Articles/Chapters:

Title	Role	Year of Publication
A comparative study of the time in the Christian Liturgy at which the elements are prepared and set on the Holy Table.	Author	1892
An Account in English of the Anointing of the First King of Prussia in 1701	Author	1899
Inventory of the Vestry in Westminster Abbey, taken in 1388.	Author	1891
Liturgical notes on the Sherborne missal, a manuscript in the possession of the Duke of Northumberland at Alnwick Castle.	Author	1896
London church services in and about the reign of Queen Anne: with an appendix containing the rules of the religious society of St. Giles', Cripplegate.	Author	1909
Notes on the day assigned to St. Cyprian of Carthage in the prayer book calendar.	Author	1896
Notes on the history of the liturgical colour.	Author
Notes on the marriage service in the Book of Common Prayer of 1549.	Author	1892
On a letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury from the Pope A.D. 1376, directing the former to determine whether the use of Salisbury should be followed at St. Giles's, Cripplegate, instead of the use of St. Paul's.	Author	1909
On some ancient liturgical custom now falling into disuse.	Author
On the form of the consecration of the church and churchyard of Fulmer, Buckinghamshire, in 1610, as used by William Barlow, Bishop of Lincoln.	Author	1909
On two unusual forms of linen vestments.	Author	1896
Some imitations of Te Deum.	Author	1892
Some local reforms of the divine service attempted on the continent in the sixteenth century.	Author	1904
The Gift of the Papal Cap and Sword to Henry VII	Author	1900
The Queen's Coronation Ring	Author	1897
The Sacring of the English Kings	Author	1894
The black scarf of modern church dignitaries and the grey almuce of mediæval canons.	Author	1892
The blessing of the episcopal ornament called the Pall.	Author	1900
The divine service in the sixteenth century, illustrated by the reform of the breviary of the humiliati in 1548.	Author
The inventory of the parish church of Bledlow in 1783.	Author	1904